Long night ahead. MIL in hospital on end of life care. Nursing staff just brought us a big pot of hot water, milk, tea, coffee and biscuits.
Thinking of you all.
Long night ahead. MIL in hospital on end of life care. Nursing staff just brought us a big pot of hot water, milk, tea, coffee and biscuits.
Thanks. Still here but at least she is relatively peaceful.
I used to have to do repairs to our knitting machinery from time to time and inevitably some tiny part would drop and scurry of somewhere. Strangers would get a bit bemused to find several people with backsides in the air searching the floor with torches. They travelled a surprising distance sometimes and hid under something. The only alternative would be to cannibalise a not working machine which was not a good idea.
It seems to be that drop something small travels the longest distance
A .tablet I take is tiny .Drop it and it rolls to god knows where.That particular tablet is in a blister pack.
Taken to holding it over a cup Try escaping from that you little b#**#
It seems to be that drop something small travels the longest distance
A .tablet I take is tiny .Drop it and it rolls to god knows where.That particular tablet is in a blister pack.
Taken to holding it over a cup Try escaping from that you little b#**#
Buy a new oneI've just hobbled down to the hospital pharmacy for painkillers for my knee. Not helped by Snowdon and 40 miles on Saturday and two bar crawls
Buy a new one
My smallest tablet has the longest name. It starts with ben and then adds another 7 syllables garnered from a whistle-stop tour of the alphabet.One of the tablets, Tolterodine, my good lady takes is tiny and its the one that usually gets dropped if a tablet is going to get dropped and its always difficult to find.
Do the Welsh see things differently ?
Who knows ??